LT Headers
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Sask. Canada
Well that's good man. I don't doubt obx makes a good header and I might go with them. By no means am I bashing there brand. Just think dynotech is better for me. Cause it's alot of work putting headers on a 04/08 trucks lol. So I'm just buying the best set of headers I can get that will outlast the truck. I will be also buying the 8 grade header bolts. If my tranny fails it will get replaced with a better one. I kinda want to jack a 6 speed off a 2010. Wonder if it would fit. Lol. Sorry going off topic.
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Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Burleson, Texas
With all the quirks I have with mine other than how they bolted up to the heads and sealed, I'd have gone with Dynatech if money was no object. The Dynatech is a far better and superior kit in every aspect, and in all honestly you can't compare the two because they are quite different.
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Joined: Oct 2005
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From: MI
Right, - my LT's went on in 2007, -haven't had a problem. Welded my system solid since it's 100% slip fit. I used the cheaper Pacesetters.
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From: North Carolina
I have DynaTechs. They are ceramic coated and i love em. Picked them up used for $500. Couldn't tell they had ever been used. Very thick and a high quality product. I don't think you can get any better. They also stand up to my 1400-1500 degree exhaust temps.
Last edited by twinskrewd; Aug 13, 2011 at 11:50 PM.